… POINTED PEN See Page A Latest Deadline in the State :3aiti~j °a FAIR -- HOT V0. LIX, No. 78 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, JUNE 30, 1949 PRICE FIVE CENTS Jury Weighs Evidence in. Coplon Trial No Prospect for Early Decision WASHINGTON-(P)-The Fed- eral Court jury deliberating the fate of Judith Coplon failed to reach a verdict last night. The jury asked to be taken to a hotel for the night at 9:40 p.m. (CST) after earlier indications th...…
…THE 7~MTC'HTG A VT bA TV TLiTYRCrIAV. rr7AL, -3n "nA^ I - -urn .111 ..{1 llu 111U.4Am . P CR ± L7 I a U' . Ui.IC. Xj, I JUNI iaW.'* na - aI E 30, 1949 - -- - - , - ummommomm Pi'i te4 Pet by b. s. brown co-managing editor I'd Rather Be Right BY SAMUEL GRAFTON "In The Future, One Rini Will Be Enough" i-2 - 4 ps7 ~ - ~ - PEGGY MOORE, an 18-year-old Ann Ar- bor resident, was killed almost two weeks ago when she was struck by a car on Po...…
… THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THREE ___ . ,, igers Take Opener, 4-0; Tribe Cops Nightcap, 8-7 __ .. Pair of DiMaggio Home Runs Give, Yankees 9-7 Triumph Over Boston ON THE FAIRWAY: LeClair., Olson Qualify In NCAA Golf Tourney CLEVELAND -(P)- Hal New- houser limited the Cleveland In- dians to six hits tonight as De- troit's Tigers won a 4-0 victory in the first game of a twilight-night double header. It was Newhouser's 10th victory ag...…
…THE MICHIGAN DA ILY .THIURSDAY, .TUNE 30, 1949 ) I , " t BOAT CAPSIZES--The 18-foot catboat Hee-Haw really gave its owners Torsten Youngquist (front) and Edward Pyne (rear) both of Quincy, Mass., the laugh as they cling to the side of the boat, after it. was capsized by 35 mile southwest winds in Boston Harbar. Youngquist and Pyne set out in the craft to demand that the weekly Boston Harbor inter yacht club races be held, which offi- cials...…
… REPORT TO THE. DAILY See Page 4~ Latest Deadline in the State ~Iaii4F - - C' C FAIR . ® i. LIX--No 6S ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 29, 1949 PRICE FIVE CENTS . .. Officials Pare Budget To Fit Cut in Yunds Briggs, Adams, Talk with Deans By PAUL BRENTLINGER University administrative offi- cials are still trying to solve the budget problem which resulted when the State Legislature's ap- propriation for the 1949-50 school year...…
…I - THE M4CHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, JUNE 29, 1949 ._._ r" I CENTS LEFT OVER: 'Grand Tour' of Europe Can Be Done for $1,314 By MARY RUTTER KANSAS CITY, Mo. - (/P) - Thinking about a trip abroad and wondering if you can afford it? You can do the "grand tour" now at a cost of about $29.00 a day if you are careful. I HAVE just returned from a 44-day trip through England, Scotland, France, Switzerland and Italy. It cost me $1,314.18. In return,...…
… DAY, JUNE 29, 1949 T HE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE DiMaggio Back in Action as Yanks Drop Bosox, 5-4 Positions on A ll-Stars Still Open CHICAGO-(M--Three starters in both the American and National Leagues remained doubtful yester- day as the nationwide voting for the All-Star game in Brooklyn July 12 neared an end. * * * IN THE AMERICAN League, the fans were undecided about short- Waitkus To Facef Young Assailant CHICAGO-W)-Eddie Wait- kus, sta...…
…PAGE FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY. JUNE 29. 1949 REPORT TO THE DAILY: Alger Hiss Trial Background' . . . Adder's Fork, And Blind-Worm's Sting, Lizard's Leg, And Howlet's Wing ". etters to the Editor - Editor's Note: Staffer Roma Lipsky has been covering the hiss Trial for The Daily. The follow- ing article is her frank, background report of last week's dramatic trial climax.) By ROMA LIPSKY NEW YORK - The Hiss trial--and also t...…
… WVEDNE SDAY, JUNE 29, 1949 Foreign Languages, Culture Available in Summer Houses THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE FIVE f By MIRIAM CADY Anyone with an interest in ac- quiring fluency in languages this summer need not travel but can supplement classroom work with living arrangements at the French, German and Spanish houses. Groups living and boarding at these houses range from majors in those fields to freshmen hav- ing just begun the languages and...…
…SIX TIE MIChIGAN DAIIY __________________________________________ U I - New Freighter 678 Feet Long Is Launched 'U' Facultymen Get Credit for Research LORAINE, 0., - (P) - A new queen of freshwater ships --678 feet long-was launched here yes- terday. In a matter of some 10 seconds the huge ore carrier, Wilfred Sykes rode sidewise down the timbers of the launching ways into the flood- ed rdydock of the American Ship- building Co. yards. * *...…
… HYPOCRITES See Pare 4 IY Latest Deadline in the State 471 a ii WARM AND RAIN VOL. LIX-No. 5S ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, JUNE 26, 1949 PRICE FWE CENTS West Orders Rail Strikers Back to Work Unemployment Pay May Cease BERLIN - (W) - The Western Commanders last night ordered 14,000 Berlin rail strikers to go back to work. They said the strikers would re- ceive WOD per cent of their wages in West marks, their No. 1 de- mand, and said the...…
…TIHE MICHIGAN fDAILY .qTT7%MAV. -IrTlvw. *A. - Zy... 11141 11In& 31.LE3A ~JLA~LL'1,JUE 46,*Uy ° YOUNG MUSICIANS MEET: Interlochen Music Camp Begins Operations Today Campus Calendar By JOHN NUEFELD Today the 1949 Season of the National Music Camp gets its of- flcial start. Founded in 1928, the Interloch- en camp has been internationally famous for its musical activities which give young students a chance to hear and perform great compos...…
… THE MICHIGAN DAILY 'E S )odgers Outslug Pirates, 17-10; Tigers Stop Yanks ., 4, * * * * AP Flashes ST. LOUIS-The Boston Braves cut loose with an 18-hit attack tonight to cool off the redhot St. Louis Cardinals, 10 to 6. Johnny Sain posted his first victory in over a month but had to have re- lief from Nelson Potter in the ninth. The defeat knocked the Cards out of first place which they took over only last night. AUSTIN, Tex.-Jack Tu...…
…FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY- UNIAY, JUNE 26, tIy pocrites A UNIVERSITY MEDICAL professor re- cently said that compulsory health in- surance should never be imposed on Amer- icans because it is the first step towards socialized medicine. That may very well be, but let's start from the beginning and find out if compulsory health insurance is so bad in the first place. There's a doctor in my hometown that won't examine a patient who hasn't first ha...…
… THE MICHIGAN DAILY' 1, WI Deaf Blind Child Awes Ra C kham fudience By MARILYN JONES Daily Women's Editor Juanita Morgan, a 15-year-old deaf, blind child kept an audience spellbound Friday morning at a demonstration at the Rackham School for Special Education in Ypsilanti. Juanita has been in Ypsilanti for the past week in connection with a laboratory course for teach- ers in the training of deaf and blind children. She stopped in Yp...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY -r 2 AP LOOKS AHEAD: Senate Files on Coplon, Hiss Trials To Be Closed (By the World Staff of The Associated Press) WASHINGTON-The Senate Judiciary Committee will keep a "tight lid" on its information from secret government files until the trials of Alger Hiss and Judith Coplon are completed. Senator McCarran (Dem., Nev.) says he does not wish to disclose anything which might "prejudice" the two cases now being prosecuted by...…
… POINTED PEN See Page 2 Latest Deadline in the State A6F 4 br 43atl]g APMMNINPPP-- Li ~ k "s' ~ x hOT, HUMID VOL. LIXr-No. 4S ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, JUNE 25, 1949 PRICE FIVE CENTS t Ruthven Hits Budget Cut Calls Lansing Move Severe Setback to 'U Officials Vision Tuition Increase By PAUL BRENTLINGER President Alexander G. Ruth- ven yesterday termed the State Legislature's action on University appropriations "a severe set back ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, JUNE 25, 1949 t ,. Pointted Pe. by b. s. brown I co-managing editor Lucky in Sing Sing I T HE PICTURE BELOW is of a lucky mug in Sing Sing Prison. Although being "lucky" and being in Sing Sing are an unlikely combination, they fit together well for Louis Boy, 49, who is serv- ing a life term for the 1931 murder of a garage cashier in a New York City holdup. After his death sentence was commuted DR. SAMUEL ...…
… JUNE 25, 1949 THE KMICHIGAN T]JI07 PAGE the MORNING REPORT by Merle Levin, Sports Editor MICHIGAN STATE COLLEGE officials have announced their deci sion to withdraw their request for reconsideration of the grossl unjust and somewhat daffy ruling by Western Conference official banning four Spartan baseball players from further varsity competi tion for having played in the semi-pro Northern Vermont league las summer and I, for one, am sor...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY. JUNE 25, .., . .. New Street Names May Replace Old A 100-year-old puzzle may dis- appear if a group of crusading townspeople have their way. Ann Arbor's City Council last week asked local citizens to aid them in finding new names for two city streets which have caused much confusion to residents and local postmen. * * * FOURTH AND FIFTH Avenues are difficult to tell apart from their cross-town counterparts -- F...…
… ECONOMY- ' SOPHISTICATED ART See Page 4 G L ts ra Latest Deadline in the State a ti e e 0- r CLOUDY AND SHOWERS VOL. LIX-No. 3S ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, JUNE 24, 1949 PRICE FIVE CENTS I 0 I 1 i -_ U' Students Asked To See Landseap in Provost Adams Invites Search By CRAIG WILSON (Co-Managing Editor) Students were urged to inspect the University's "Educationa. Landscaping" at a Summer Ses- sion Convocation last night. Provost J...…
…LtAE± TWO ''I;~I:tG N IAI FRIDAY, JUNE 24, 1949 MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS RESEARCH: University Coed's Death Spurs Drive C.,, When a mysterious disease took the life of Audrey Crawford, a University coed, last fall, everyone who knew her was stunned. Only five weeks before her death, Miss Crawford had com- pleined to her Alpha Omicron Pi sorority sisters of a numbing sen- sation in her right arm. When she died in University Hospital, the diagnosi...…
… PA *"X4PTHE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE TI 3rne Hurls One-Hitter as Yanks Halt Tigers, 12-0 (:h ipon's Hit in Eighth Only Blow; igers Drop to T hird in A L Standings BUSINESS BOOMS: Forty-Nine Big Season For Michioan Athletics NEW YORK-(IP)-The Yankees Tommy Byrne came within a foot of pitching a no-hitter last night as New York humbled the Detroit Tigers, 12-0. The lefthander hurled seven hitless innings before short- stop Johnny Lipon lace...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY (Editor's Note is written by Co-Managing Editor Craig Wilson.) University President Alexander G. Ruth- ven deserves the highest praise for his resis- tance to pressure from the House Un-Ameri- can Activities Committee. The House Committee modestly requested that the University submit a list of texts and reference books used in courses taught here! Dr. Ruthven refused to submit such a list. Aside from the fact that compilati...…
… JUNE 24, 1949 I*Af*.V ... .. ..n .,. . ~a~r as ,: .. ! rz~n s A .C~l x1"i F'1Yh. 1 IAN ' RASH OF INVENTION: Soviets Claim Mars Flora Discovery By The Associated Press Not being satisfied with claim- ing the discovery and invention of things on earth that are usually credited to non-Russians, the So- viets are now claiming discovery of flora on the planet Mars. . The flora is of two kinds- summer and winter, the Soviet radio said. The Ma...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, JU 4 A, 1949. Osborn's Hit Will, Open Play Season turns to claim the boy's grand- mother. Reappearing shortly after Granny's death, Mr. Brink is chased up an apple tree by Gramps, who is unwilling to leave Pud. GRAMPS THEN builds a fence around the tree, determined to keep Mr. Brink from taking him away from his grandson. Aunt Demetria and the neigh- bors agree that Gramps is in- sane and take steps to secure t...…
… cooL WATER See Page 2 Latest Deadline in the State 4IIA1 LW CLOUDY, W ARATE k... 7.T"X-_Nn 2C. U.S. Justices Declare Hiss' Record Clean Frankfurter and Reed Take Stand NEW YORK-(IP)-Two U.S. Su- preme Court justices and an ap- peals judge doffed their black robes yesterday and became common law court witnesses for Alger Hiss, accused of perjury. All testified as character wit- nesses that Hiss enjoyed an ex- cellent reputation when he ...…
…PAG TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, JUNE 23, 1949 Cool Water' ['D RATHER BE RIGHT: National New Look., "All Us Democracies Got To Stick Together" DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN T HESE WARM SUMMER DAYS at a large land-locked university are most conducive to day dreams of beaches, break- ers, and even of old swimming holes. As things are in Ann Arbor now, however, day dreaming is about all that a student can do about such things. About the on...…
… THURSDAY, JUNE 23, 1949TT THE MICHIGAN DAILY - VAt" W 14MVV .a +. aa. i/ Y il Vaii'll All Li'a11.11 'BA HU' 'T'AL X .. AALdE i .. Yale Wins Collegiate Dinghy Trophy Bengals Belt Bosox 13-4; Yankees Split with Browns I 1 BOSTON-P) -Detroit's Tigers enjoyed Boston pitching yesterday as they clubbed a quartet of Red Sox pitchers for 18 hits and a 13- 4 victory. The loss, before 9,292 home fans, snapped a Sox winning streak which ha...…
…AGID FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, JUNE 23, 1949 * I LEADER IN MUSIC: String Quartet Named For Late Prof. Stanley The University now has a string quartet of its own. Dean Earl V. Moore of the music school announced last week that the newly-established quartet-in- residence will be known as the Stanley Quartet, in honor of the late Albert A. Stanley, professor of music here from 1888 to 1921. Prof. Stanley was hailed by Dean Moore a...…
… ummeo lit Staff ... he call is going out today for students rested in all phases of producing The imer Daily, he welcome mat will be dusted off for nd-semester freshmen, upper-classmen transfer students desiring valuable erience on a metropolitan-type daily spaper. , O EXPERIENCE IS required of new fers. V meeting for students interested in ing out will be held at 4 p.m. today, the Student Publications Building, ' Maynard St. >sitions are ava...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY 'EEA [PERTS' ADVICE: Safety Precautions Can Prevent Polio Epideniies Educators Still Fighting For Academic Freedom DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN Summer months are danger months when infantile paralysis lurks in every corner ready to .break out in severe epidemics. But epidemics can be prevented or danger reduced if people heed precautionary rules for themselves Drama Class For Teachers Teachers and others not con- centrating i...…
…I THE MICHIGAN DAILY op Dnghy ampionships LETTER TO ONE BUCKEYE? Perini's Pitching Helps 'M' to Crowi M' Sailors Far Behud As Races Enter Last Day iuue troube avenging neir me- N.v vt,'s d r HERB BARTEN cliocre season's record, finishing Northwestern's Ted Petersen inalmost with 58 strokes less than Ohio the tenns *m*s s * * State, their closest rival. THE WOLVERINE team, rank- B1 Ten Trips With Capt. Ed Schalon dead- ed as one of the str...…
…PAGE FOUR THE MICHTCAN DATILY ... r. . (Editor's Note is written by Co-Managing Edi- tor Craig Wilson.) Students may now make themselves heard in the unique grass-roots campaign to get Congressional action on reorganization of the executive branch of the Federal Gov- ernment. All you have to do, is fill out the blanks on Page One of today's Daily and mail them to the Managing Editors of The Daily. Or just drop them off at the Student Public...…
… h THE MICHIGAN DAILY egistration Now Open :r Coed SummerSports Coeds may still register for sports instruction this week from 8 a.m. until noon and from 1 to 4 p.m. in Office 15, Barbour Gym- nasium, Dr. Margaret Bell, Chair- man of the Women's Physical Ed- ucation Department, has announ- ced. Women students attending the summer session can take advan- tage of this opportunity to learn new sports techniques and brush up on old ones. The ex...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESD YELLOW ON THE WAY: Housewives Quit Mixing OleoSept._23 Tay The Associated Pre,,! For the first time in 50 years, colored cleomargarine will appear in Michigan stores and restaurants on Sept. 23, if a new law is not blocked Ily the American Dairyf Association. The law, which amends the 1899 1 act forbidding the sale of all but uncolored oleo, was initiated last year by petition and recently ap- proved by the Legisl...…
… THE MICHIGAN DAILY West Walls of Library Stacks ..4i : Assigned to Persons Doing Research on Upper Levels By DOLORES PALANKER Lining the outside walls of the east and west stackj General Library are 120 tiny rooms-the library carrells. In these small compartments can be found people you rarely hear but who may eventually do great things. floors in the about whom ACCORDING TO Samuel W. MacAllister, associate director of the library,...…
…E EIG" THE MICHIGAN DAILY Johnson Announces Plans To Modernize Carriers WASHINGTON-()-Secretary sion of the atom bomb but in our of Defense Louis Johnson called superior stockpile, our produc- Russia an opponent of peace yes- tion capacity and in the effec- ,terday and at the same time an- tiveness and quantity of aircraft pounced plans for modernizing two required to deliver those bombs." U.S. aircraft carriers at a cost of $80,000,000. He s...…
…1 THlE ACCUSER ACCUSED See Page 2 L ,ir n ti SHOWERS COOL, CLOUDY, Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LVIII, No. 174 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN WEDNESDAY, JUNE 30, 1948 PRICE FIVE CENTS Fukui Quake *Kills 3,155, 7,520_Hurt Light Settling Shocks Follow Main Blow FUKUI, Japan, June 30-()- The estimated toll in Fukui's earthquakeUdisaster was placed today by U.S. Military Govern- ment officials at 3,155 dead and 7,520 seriously injured. That incl...…
…PAGE VG THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY. JUNE 30.194g 'I -____________.___________________ :.. +..ara "...s r..rv s a. v ate.. i. vv .avav The A ccws J OHN RANKIN, who has called the Ku Klux Klan a "100 per cent American in- stitution," is apparently not the only Klan supporter to serve on the House Committee on Un-American Activities. "This committee should ask J. Parnell Thomas, the chairman of the Un-American Committee, whether it isn't...…
…'W NESDAY, JUNE 34, 1948 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE : Chappuis Signs With Football Dodgers; Harmon Qui its Pro Ball * * * * * Indians Scalp Bengals, 6-2; SchmitzWins 3-1 Over Cards Bob Spurns NFL to Join AAC; Tom to Broadcast By The Associated Press Fireballer Bobby Feller of the Cleveland Indians showed his old time form today as he scattered eight hits while beating the De- troit Tigers and Hal Newhouser 6 to 2. Feller, who fanned eigh...…
…w THE 11? ICHI+GAN II AT LY SI)AY. J 30. 1 t t THE MWHT(AN DAILY TTIiflN~I:flAV T JIh4\G V IOAQ s I --- DRAFT LOOPHOLE: Campus ROTC ill Offer Students DraftExemption By CRAIG WILSON There is a loophole in the new Draft Law for University students interested in enlisting in the ROTC unit on campus, according to Col. Karl L. Henion, command- ing officer of= Military Tactics. "The local unit is in a position to accept several hundred stu...…
…AMERICAN GENEROSITY? See Page 4 g 3atii4 CLOUDY, WARMER Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LVIII, No. 173 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN SUNDAY, JUNE 27, 1948_ PRICE FIVE CE1tTS Amneicans Fly In Milk, Food Rations To BesiegedBerlin Chuirehidl Warns Against Yielding To Dietators, 'Nazi or Conmnunist' By The Associated Press BERLIN, June 26-The Ameri.cans flew in powdered and canned milk- and promised Army "C" rations for civilians in the Russian1 si...…
…PAGE 'PtWTiHE MICIU GAN DAILY p TJSUNDAY, JU.t1E 27, 1945 , PEACE DOUBTFUL: War Within 25 Years, SaysPurdue Student Poll BULYN OFIC''IIAL BUL]CLE TN 'FAIR-HAIRED BOY': Toledo Student Huekster Eyes Ohio's Gubernatorial Post A gloomy outlook on the chances for peace is the typical attitude of American youth at the present, according to the latest' Purdue Opinion Poll. Nearly half of the 10,000 stu- dents polled by Purdue University staff ...…
…SUNDAY, JUNE 27, 1948 T H E MICHIGAN DAILY rAG1r ITRE Lesnevich Rated Top Contender for Heavy Crown 440 Mark Falls in AAU NEW YORK, June 26--(P)- Herb McKenley broke his word quarter-mile record again, Sate Felton scored in three events and Reggie Pearmian started a come- back in the Metropolitan A.A.U Track and Field Championships today. The New York Athletic Club CHICAGO, June 26 - (IP)_- Patty Berg, Minneapolis pro- fessional, era...…
…IAeK wot8 THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY,, U I. merian Generosity? YES,VES, GO ONY lip THE UNITED STATES finally has a bill on the statute books to admit displaced persons into the country. At first glance this is a heartwarming and welcome statement. The immediate reaction to it is likely to be, "Well, it's about time we did something." However, let's take a look at what we have done, and see if we've really got a bill that jf will deal f...…
…,SN zn2, 1948 THE MICIGAN DAILY PANEt ZV Baby Siters Have Time For Studies The Office of the Dean of Wom- en has issued a call for baby sit- ters-a job which has more than financial remuneration to recom- mend it. For those students whose pet peeves include an uncomfortable library and a noisy house, the baby-sitting position has study ap- peal. Parents usually have the youngster or youngsters in bed be- * fore the arrival of the baby sit...…
…P~AGE SIR r THE MICHIGAN DAIL'Y SUNDAY, JUNE 27, 1948 Five Lectures Set for Week In highSchool Charles Phillips To Discuss UNESCO Charles Phillips, of the Univer- sity of Toronto, will speak on "UNESCO and World Peace," at the University High School Audi- torium at 4:05 p.m. tomorrow. The second lecture in next week's series will be delivered by Prof. Fred S. Dunham, of the edu- cation school, at 4:05 p.m., Tues- day in the auditorium. Du...…
…NINE SILEN TMEN See Pge Y ir *1i CLOUDY, Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LVIII, No. 172 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN SATURDAY, JUNE 26, 1948 PRICE FIVE CENTS Louis I('s Jersey * Joy Walcott in Eleventh * * * * W rr en To Californian Will Play Large Partin'Republican Regime' CONVENTION HALL, Philadelphia, June 25-(IP)-The Repub- lican National Convention swiftly placed Earl Warren by the side of Thomas E. Dewey today for the free-fo...…
…' - 'THE MICHIGAN DAILY vie Silent Me E LEVEN MEN'S civil liberties were lost in the shuffle of legal technicalities when the Supreme Court denied the leaders of the Joint Anti-Fascist Refugee Committee the right for further appeal. 'Because these men were courageous enough to refuse to recognize the dubious right of the House Un-American Activitiea Committee to investigate their private rec- ords on the grounds that their organization was ...…
